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Wednesday, August 26, 2020

Monster Pick-A-Path

Hi readers,For about 4 or 5 weeks (i think ) we have been working on a monster description, problem and pick a path story! This was definitely one of my favourite writing tasks this year.To get to blogging, we had to:

  • Pick a setting to describe..then describe it! With the 5 senses (See,Smell,Hear,Touch and emotions.
  • Pick two other people to be in you group (in my case, Skyla and Ella)
  • Put you descriptive plans together
  • Make 5 paragraphs using your plan. The paragraphs will be your 5 senses you did in your plan.
  • After you have completed ALL you paragraphs, introduce your monsters that you created. I created Splanda in week 3? Then we had to put in all our monsters.
  • Once you put all your monsters in (in the monster paragraphs there should be the 5 senses) come up with 3 problems.
  • Once you have your 3 problems create seperate docs of YOUR problem in that doc. (You had to come up with your own problem)
  • Once all the problems have been finished, put EVERYTHING (except your plan) onto  Google Slides.
  • Blog it!
I am up to....BLOGGING IT! Once again this was really fun and I hope you love this!
ENJOY!
P.S. If you checked out Skylas Blog or Ellas Blog and they did not have my story, its because I was not at school.

Where did you end up? Comment which path you took and did you go back and check out the other stories?Please give me some feedback on this I would really appreciate it!
Have a nice day

Karaitiana

1 comment:

  1. Really awesome work girls,excellent descriptions in your stories I could imagine what it was like to actually be there. I especially liked it when I could pick where to go in the story. Next time maybe instead of describing I can smell... I can smell.... I can hear.... I can hear you could mix it up a it, for example the smell of bananas or the scent of the flowers or the fresh air filled my nose. You worked really well as a team it was great to read all the different characters view points. You should all be proud of your hard work.
    Michelle

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